![]() This release also builds in support for the CyberLink Cloud service, so you can save your projects and associated media online. Cloud and MobileĬyberLink also makes extensive use of online resources for its tools, including the DirectorZone online community that you can use to share and download more than 480,000 free objects and templates and access product tutorials. This analyzes your footage to identify both important shots (speech, faces, zoom, pan or motion) and imperfect shots (poor lighting, shaky), for which it can apply auto enhancement.Īlso under Fix/Enhance is the Video Stabilizer, now enhanced to better handle difficult hand-held and action cam footage with rotation and shakiness across multiple axes. PowerDirector has more than 100 video editing tools, so there's plenty of other options under a collection of Power Tools (Crop, Rotation Speed and Reverse play including slow-mo), plus a More button for a variety of other editing operations, including more sophisticated operations such as Beat Detection and Content Aware Editing. ![]() PowerDirector 13 offers serious, professional editing. For video clips, these include editing (Split, Trim, Delete and Modify properties/motion/mask), Fix/Enhance (passing clips to ColorDirector) and Audio Edit (passing clips to Audio Director). Next, there's the Timeline itself, with buttons across the top to provide access to various editing tools in lieu of a large palette of icons. When you're done, the result is in the timeline ready to add to your production, and you then can delete the original clips. PowerDirector sets up the multicam interface directly in the timeline - you synchronize up to four clips by audio or timecode, and then switch between them like a live camera switcher. The top of the Media Library window also has an icon for Plug-ins, including the Theme Designer for animated slideshows and the MultiCam Designer. You can now also add video effects on titles. Similarly, use the new Title Designer to build your own animated titles with keyframe controls and even motion blur. You can import any image to use its grey levels to control the transition shape, and then animate with keyframe controls. The new Transition Designer is especially interesting. What makes PowerDirector especially interesting is that these are not just fixed collections of presets - instead, you can design and save your own elements. The real power, however, is in the Timeline interface, starting with a traditional video editing look, complete with the Media Library at the top left and the detachable Preview window at the top right.ĭown the left of the Media Library are icons for the different "Rooms" of editing elements - Media Library, Effects, PiP (picture in picture) Object Overlays, Particle Animations, Titles, Transitions, Audio Mixing, Voice-Over Recording, Disc Chapters and Subtitles. PowerDirector starts out with your choice of interface - Timeline, or a simpler Storyboard for more novice users, who also can take advantage of quick drag-and drop editing and built-in templates. So let's take a tour of PowerDirector for video editing, and check out some of the interesting new features in this release. ![]() This release also adds split toning color to adjust shadows and highlights.īoth the new PowerDirector and ColorDirector have been enhanced to support H.265/HEVC for significantly improved compression beyond H.264, plus the new XAVC-S format for 4K and HD videos, as used in Sony cams. You can isolate objects, apply motion tracking and then change or enhance color. ![]() And for even more pro-quality results, CyberLink adds ColorDirector 3 for color grading, adjustments and effects. ![]()
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